For one of us (Ian), it is Newcomb’s Wildflower Guide. For the other, it is Les Punaises Pentatomoidea de France, a guide to shieldbugs. If you spend time studying natural history, or even if you are a more casual naturalist, the book that you find most indispensable may well be a nature-manual, as it is […]
BioPhysical Economics: energy’s role in economic systems: Jessica Lambert
Canadian Club of Rome Zoom meeting. Topic: BioPhysical Economics: energy’s role in economic systems Speaker: Jessica G. Lambert Time: Apr 7, 2021 13:30 Eastern Time (US and Canada) Summary: BioPhysical Economics is a system of economic analysis based on the biological and physical characteristics, structures and functions of real economic systems. It relies on energy as well […]
Time’s up! 2021-04-02
Time’s up! Cri de cœur, Ian Whyte, Following CaCOR Zoom talk, Dr. Gerald Kutney, 2021 March 18 I hope we all took note of Bill Rees’ comments yesterday. We’re in a catastrophic overshoot, population and energy are both part of it. Whether we like it or not, whether it’s ‘practical’ or not, we must try […]
Limits to Growth at 50 years: Brief history and present implications – Charles Hall 2021-03-31
Canadian Club of Rome Zoom meeting #45. Topic: Limits to Growth at 50 years: Brief history and present implications Speaker: Dr. Charles Hall Time: Mar 31, 2021 13:30 Eastern Time (US and Canada) YouTube of Presentation… Presentation Slides… Link to ZOOM Chat during presentation… SUMMARY: – We all know that GDP – cash flow in the […]
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